John Schaffer is a journalist at Arizona Daily Sun. He focuses on finance and investment, covering topics such as alternative investments, asset management, wealth management, and investment strategies. John has been featured in PR.com and Citywire.
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John Schaffer's articles predominantly center around announcements, investment analysis, and press releases within the financial services industry. Based on this focus, he may be more inclined towards pitches that offer exclusive insights or commentary on significant executive appointments, mergers and acquisitions within asset management firms, as well as in-depth investment analysis.
Given the emphasis on private sector announcements and citing data in his coverage attributes, it is likely that John would be receptive to pitches from professionals who have insider knowledge of developments within specific companies or can provide comprehensive data-driven analyses related to asset management and financial services.
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The alternatives group expects carried interest revenue to improve during the second half of the year.
The regulator's deputy CEO, Sarah Pritchard, warns that if investors aren’t given transparency, they won’t wait for it.
The alternatives giant is also injecting $300m into the under pressure BDC in response to the bruised performance.
Citywire understands the firm is waiting for the negative sentiment to shift before launching a credit fund for the wealth segment.
By: John Schaffer
Despite the gloomy domestic environment, Anthony Dalwood is particularly bullish on VC opportunities because of attractive pricing.
A 20 year veteran of L&G’s asset management unit has left the firm.
The Swiss bank’s fund selection top dog says investors could get stuck in evergreen private markets funds for protracted periods, if they do not reach critical mass.
The Swiss bank’s fund selection top dog says investors could get stuck in evergreen private markets funds for protracted periods, if they do not reach critical mass.
The central bank said a more aggressive private credit downturn could spillover into leveraged loans, high-yield bonds and equities.
Private bankers are receiving daily requests to invest in the likes of SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI pre-IPO, but they are reluctant to grant these client demands.
